System for the control and integral management of the medical records of patients in health care centres, hospitals, outpatient centers and the general healthcare system

System comprising the following operations:

• 2.0—Proprietary system for health history representation and information gathering via the Web:
• 2.1—full report.
• 2.2—specific extraction of information.
• 2.3—descriptive interface of the report.

System comprising the following operations:

• 6.1—process integration.
• 6.2—adaptive, embedded and mimicry.
• 6.3—about professionals (1), (2) and (3)
• 6.7—CAC Web to schedule protocols.
• 6.8—Web hosting and connectivity.
• 6.9—on the maintenance and technology support.
• 6.10—of monitoring and management of proper connectivity to data from health information systems.

System comprising the following operations:

• 7.1—about structured phone anamnesis.
• 7.2—proactive recovery and medical records flow monitoring.
• 7.3—type classification and ICD coding reporting.
• 7.4—about the call center for medical support to incidents with the introduction or extraction of information.
• 7.5—about system monitoring and management of CAC and troubleshooting in the flow of information between doctors and patients.

15- System . . . according to claim 1, comprising a CAC web operation protocols to schedule individualized profile activity via web, characterized in that it allows for a simple accessible secure web protocol that lets you select a specific patient and establish a simple custom guideline consisting of the fields:

• A) Name of the parameter.
• B) Maximum value evaluable.
• C) Minimum evaluable.
• D) monitoring mode (receive mode of information).
• E) common monitoring option.

16- System . . . according to claim 1, consisting of a transaction monitoring and management of proper connectivity data from from health information processes characterized in that the specific service establishes a “monitoring channel” or test data stream with each data provider, that is, with every health system that has a direct integration of management systems of clinical data with the system, further establishing a “self-monitoring channel” for data from the PROFESSIONAL proprietary system:

• Operational status “open” channel.
• Filtering of noninfringement.
• Monitoring the correct expected volume of data over time.
• Random Monitoring of anonymous patient data.

17- System . . . according to claim 1, comprising a patterned telephone operation characterized in that it allows an optimum deployment and operation of a user PHR (Personal Health Record system) through a specific protocol apparatus and a general protocol, setting the best monitoring protocol to be used in the continuity and that initially, proceed to set he type of user among basically:

• Users without remarkable pathologies.
• Children
• Adolescents.
• Women of childbearing age.
• Users with mild chronic pathology.
• Users with moderate chronic pathology.
• Users with severe chronic disease.
• Users over 65 years.
• And all possible combinations among these groups and, following these guidelines and pre-established protocols of the process:
• Whether there has been an episode that has not been introduced.
• Helping the user to enter if that is the case.

18- System . . . according to claim 1, comprising an operation to classify the typology of information, ICD coding, and the classification of types of reports, that allows the user and the physicians to access a large volume of clinical information easily and at a glance. Basically, the classification comprises the following fields:

• 3-letter acronym:
• defines the type of report (LAB=Laboratory, RAX=Radiology X-Ray, MRI=magnetic resonance imaging).
• Exact date.
• Grouping episode.